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Telegram-herald., 1887-05-10

Ibe eouaiag 81 WILtiAn OfBEIaS. q
uaffss ireland. is nos uBatieodsd By
0ufortanafe cirelmsfsueee. The mem
bsrs OF the reception coauaitice ~ New
York iid themselves 10 credit b. gsitiHg
into q qaArrsl aboat what should - said
@ NJ ~ BaizH. sud other details OK the
reception, and ths French canadian pa.
psrs, regardless q politics. prouise 70
make !. anpleassnt fOr tbe Irish editor IN
20 Dominion Bat ths pA.h OF ths re-
sorusr is never strown With rosss exoiu-
s.ysly. There ere always thcrss there
and Mr.. OBsiES is doubtless prepared
fOr than.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-10

Schoouers S. s. Paul. Driver. s. 4. Rich
mona. Wall E4dy, c. Rneder, J. w.
Founder, Rocknwsy, Il. r. Wing, Guide.
Propeller J. X. J0hnsmsn.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-10

UrUrlD l0r LIKE To HSHr MONTY IN 4
" sllla. lsfiisnsfs b,elnnss thai wIl pa g. aI
for cYort s. 20 Invested hFf feafieWfr VIII
soUe yaflisi csn So itt- D oT psrIifaisfs cs|. g.
Bridge street LsHe ape enquire g. fhf heuefa|.
fH
NV FATfS1 SPECIALITY &O1 a hftH
Y ne immerFf fs'es ranIef Nenffd vifE
sofac cspiis o. run i ia fhs ftsfs ca eud Far
f5f yourself a; roein e. Hfides fTecs ho1ss f0
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-10
G.. WILEY .
flu fNtfiEs Tak
CLEANING WALL PAPER.

oia faesl ssAas g. fseA 80 0a..a a. So
hssi oi Esicrsu tf.i9sesea 81 ksaa.asa ka
na.s sffaaise lave llaH
&a sna a. nCpf-st-, ttraNe h4Iilis. sstsk
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-10
Tor Soie Hooded Cattle.

rOR sAfE-JFRsrN CATH y CHEhP. oNE
L COW. two bcIffr calves aDd ore hliI caf
j q sock u D. lsmes f5oiraih Alcb 1N
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-10

Teas fsa o. 81, T,as aa.o !. tsai' Stsas Ten,
Chiosse = wee alfefif4s
All nam tiEits s sla Htl,ssi lsaa sioF eeI.il
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-10

uYAFTrD- Yk YorEs wATvITH FfTNTY
W effEprrierce aaG - ~ 2 ffre1eea q 81 81
tiisB q book-keepef. AddfsS hot fhis ence.
1arf
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-10
Money To Loan.

NoNEY TO loan OK RIAL EsTtTf ~
vi fhe country - city "a sums o. eiifi borrower
by Thompson. Kennedy Temple, sitst si-is~
4 lycn e. IA9
NONKYs YFe ] EkNE II fOR Tof IN
III isfge o. small Sums. o1 good ffsi estatf a.
Chaftrlk Mortgage purchased CIV and farm
property tof sale or erchsufe FiFe fusufanre 90
iow rates J. A johnston Grand kap41s. No ~
CanEl-si. Room ID 'a8is-.fa
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-10
B-anted-P Pnpas.

WANTED A FIw MORT Pupils TO f0sK A
w 49, ia short hand ana typo writing ~ lf
Couft-sl hOs n 81. 100
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-10

Vfrkx7 gTf-A SITUATION fN STORE OR cF-
" fre A. ftefk f,aosfl err rr rrff 81 btst fef
f7cnce kddrsss A e b. fh.s nfioe 1ff
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-10
Ucodtr0rI-t0 order.

WOODWORK TO oRDsR - ~ YOU wAST
" wood insstles. prescription czse- furniture
Tor drug sioces. countt $ shelving or box cs~es
n sdc 90 order call or address - South Ffprf-si.
brand Rapids Mich. sag ~
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-10
Boarding.
Hanfof--To Rent.


TlA,.TTn- RS 4 TorNG NAN. A SITUATION
" ia afoFe 90 tuviaf les. Feff. besi ~ fffff
saces Address : & 81. thit orcs ia
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-18

Edward Wilmot Blyden Is perhaps the
abiest negro in tho world. He can read the
Koran IN Arabic, the Bible in Hebrew, Homer
in Greek. Virgil in Latin, Shakespeare in
English and Dante In Italian. Though a
native Of the island Of St Thomas, he
was brought up In Aonrovia, Liberia,
and there, b. his unusual literary
ability, be has attracted attention to
himself as the champion Of a negro
civilization that shall be coterrninous with
the limits of the dark continent. Blvden
controvsrts the idea Of Winwood Read that
the natives ia Africa viii disappear before
the whites. as the Indians did in America
The climate viii save them. and instead Of
being destroyed by the Europeans. they viii
b. civilized by the efforts now being made TO
open Africa 20 commerce and settlement To
BlydeR the ABglo-Saxon is hard Of heart and
strong II will while the negro Is the child If
love and suffering. Blyden is a complete
know nothing, and his cry is africa for the
Africans He Is likely 20 have few To op-
pose him in this matter. for not even ths
children Of Africans raised in America can
be iadnoed to reAain tt--rs If they have the
means 20 get away. y.-Globe-Democrat.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-18

Moab webster's Translation OF tho New
rrstamenf-Sonns OF the Charge

Moab webster's Translation OF the New
rrstsmenf->onss OF the Charges.
Nsny of the younger members Of The hon
cradle guild OF bcoSmen- both readers and
writers viii doubtless regard IL as quite
startling piece Of literary infellizcnc % be
told that Dr. Noah Webster. whose spelling
booxs, haf a century ago. carried 50 much
h-ht ard lauguase into our public schools.
ard whoss Unabridged dictionary az A Liter
period rundersd him so famous that the
world often insisted upon laying she mantle
Of The "go,illke Daniel" upon his shoulders.
wes the authcr Of a corrected. amended and
sxpcrgated edition % the Scriptures, tho
New Testament - which was lettered on the
back. " ebstsr's Testament When ono
calls - mind thu strong and Widespread
opposition o. the revision Of cur
day, although The work OF a congress
Of the worlds most pious ard learned
men, IL does seem almost Incredible that DR.
Webster was not at the very OUTSET carried
backward from bis purpose bT a deep and
violent current % public opinion. There
wss some opposition. but apparently not
enough O. defer Webster from entering upon
ths tssk which he In after life pronounced
tie grsudsst rcsult Of his sch0iarShip
Starting sut with The postalafe that The
beauty - many passages and the sense Of
cther4had suffered injury from the fact that
the isp~e - two OF three centuries had
wrought many changes IN the meaning of
msuy wor.is. while it Rad permitted others %
fail into disuss. he marked out for himself
toe following as the or.1y logical course 70
purSues rl To subStituts words and phrases
now iu zeneral usr for those now wholly cb-
solets or beneath the dignity II the subject.
90 To correct Al errors = grammar 50
To insert suphenisns I'M ths place ~ words
that cannot with rropriety Pc uttercd bsfors
= promiscuous audicnce He brsvsly faced
the chsrre - arrogance which was made
syaiust him. ard proclaimed sbss tte re-
vision was-.undsrtaksn upoa bis own -zs-
ss'cnsihii ".
ln IN rsre introdfrsion ~ Webster
sfste= and explains the alterations made By
hin 4 fs~ q the changes are noted. as
follows, "Tsks no Thought becomes Be
rot snxiousr ship ~ the View testament
Is Replaced By tboatr Fsseas tells Paul that
he IS "inssne- instead ~ mad Ii-ht uu-
der "hIshalr IS made 70 resd eundera clc.se
vessel The beast ~ ths Apocalrpsa
gives place % 'hrinx beng strain a.
grsr. -tc. Is corrected g. rad strain out
= xnat. etc. Recognising the fact that ths
trru hell stocti fer tte Hades - sufi1ui.v.
pr Webster vsuid have most willingly
drawa his pen thrunzh it. as did she raviSarS
IN cur DAY. hut hs durst not The time hsd
cot 7et cnrns fer 81 rsdical an eruerdati,n.
ard therefore be cCntenead hiu,ssif With a
foot note calling attention so the nistrsnsla
tion of tbe tsruf. The great iexicographer
Sid bis ~erk thoroughly. csrpf8ilv refrain
ing however. irvu altering The general style
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-18

There Is prevailing in Cincinnati light
type Of what in the good Old days before The
physicians vent crazy over hacteriolozv
vas known as dumb aS1e. You are not SICK
enough % 20 o bed and yet feel about as
mean IS a uan IN active life can feel You
drag slowly - your place q business. worrY
through vita it. - home hoping % feel bet
ter the next day snd come back in sxsctiy
the same cond ition- The remedies. Or what
the physicians cal the ''indicsti0ns.~ zr~
these. Careful hahits. careful tiet, plenty Of
sleep. plenty u open air exercise and plenty
of auininN -Ciucianati Enquirer
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-18

Those Who watch President Cleveland
closely say that he NJ longer seems to feel
taat he IS = hriciezTo0rl. but considers him
sf an cid married man. Says an observer.
he does net seem 60 ts<e tba sane interest
IN rrett slr ard ssIr yoriar raidcns be did
Iuz asf 1.s a-a1.&ce. Those who havs
Hs6rael am .aesiy at tae receptions ~
tlst. v1 re- s3 has eorisal greeting s'r
az. yet t,efe lleizs that something he used
=. r.flsE lnt1 r.,e haad saa-iu1 & 4 newly
naa1r-e,l ecapls. Cleveland leader.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-18

According to a communication made by
NJ lie Ca-enove 10 the Net.Onal Acclimata-
ton society at Paris France, the beautiful
flower dahlia was introduced into France in
lsl2 The father of the famous aeronauts
Montgoliier, IN that year received from a
friend residing on lle-de-FraAce tMauritius),
In the Indian ocean, some eatable bulbs. He
planted them, and, seeing the blossoms, was
so charmed with their beauty that be forgot
everything about their being eatable, and
took 70 cultivating them for the flowers.
From Annonay, where be lived, they rapidly
spread over France and other Countries
Chicago News
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-18
Washington Girl. Hav. View. Glasses.

The latest fad in social circles at Washing
tonf y news clssses among young ladies ! 4
large party meets twice a week in the after
noon, and the teacher. lady of great cult
ure. discusses with them the news Of the day.
She takes newspaper, and. selecting matters
of foreign and domestic interest. discusses
and explains them in a most entertaining
manner. the members of the class askfn.
questions and making comments and sugzs~
tiouS-C Courier-J ournaL
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-18

Almost AL the frogs used for ezperimen;sin
viTisection in the European universities srs
supplied By an old fisherman II Kopenich.
who. Tor forty-five years past, has Devoted
himself 20 this pursuit. Sometimes he has
sslcceeied in catching as many a. ,oa0 in oae
night The trsfic must Be anite profitable.
- the frogs SCI for an average u two TO four
cents apiece Period Fspau.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-18
A rIufinr in Peru.

A mutiny broke out in the barracks Of the
Zepita battalion at Trujillo, in Peru, and
two companies succeeded in escaping after
mortally wounding the captain of the guard
and killing the sentry. The mutiny was led
by the sergeant, who directed his forces to
the prefecture, shouting: Long hive liberty
Death to the squirting sub-prefectT This
attack was easily repulsed and the mutiny
crushed Fourteen men and their leader
have been shot. 1t is said that the soldiers
mutinied owing to only receiving three paper
soles per day as ration money.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-18

When Mr. ". II Heaton. q GIazsboro'.
y J. wss guest ST a Pniladeishi. hotel
more thsn twenty years ago. thief stole his
watch IsSt week he received By express
small naree. containing a hsnSsorae god
wstch sni = rote vhseh read. In this box
you vii fnd god vstrh @ - recognized
ss a Substitute fer fhe one faken from your
roeua in = Fhiladelphia hotel in Is65 -
New York Evening World
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-18
The Shah's Visit.

The news that the shah of Persia viii visit
England again is not welcomed by the court
officials, but il viii not do 20 offend him. and
he must again be lodged in a palace and
feted- However, it viii please the managers
Of public entertainments, for the affable DO
tsntate is certain By his presence to draw a
biz crowd TO any theatre or hall The crowd
which got such fun out Of Nasred- Din In ls73
viii be eager to repeat its old experiences of
= monarch who rather liked 70 he surrounded
by a crowd.-Boston Transcript
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-18
We Are Showing on Gro

,GmtsJ TO Silver Wreat Hpces Fr
Nickel Clocks Ladies Toilet Goods China and Glassware Plush Goods such as Dressing WK B
Doll Heads
d sanl OF t o nt0n
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-18
LIGHT AND AIRY.


YoiaDuk.
Take a tea poonful q English,
A rrodicrn ~ Dutch.
Of Italian 3sI q rrifie.
And of Gaelic not too much;
Some Russian and Egyptian
Adj then unto the whole.
With just enough 70 flavor,
Or thu ingo of the Pole.
Some Cingaiese and Hotfentot,
A soupcon too. % French,
or native Scandinavian
pretty thorough drsnchf
Hungarian and Syrac,
A pinch of japanese.
With isist as mdch Ojibbeway
And Turkish an you please
Now stir Il gently. boil il well,
And II you've decent luck,
The uitimats residuun
You'll tind Is VAlzpukl
Buffalo Courier.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-18
We Are Displaying On Our First FIoe


and ae Books and Albums Blocks and Games
Musical Gents Backing Trunks and Pianos and
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-18

Call Early During the Week. Early Buy
get First Choice and Avoid the Rush.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-18
GUITAR AND BANJO.


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rf~a 5es-srs e. Eltsr z16 Raa-e = sss-z
( -f7sHlv - 81 gz~ss wetnss -
- erf rstsnr - AaEr- fsets~s 1- a..
esfl7zF vecelv-1 ~ ~. LevsiaTs spsrsme1s
ls2 Mo1rae-z- Grand Esyiox Nfch-
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1887-07-14
SIM0NSVILLE,

Ladies Aid Society win meet with
Mrs, A. M. Stannard Friday after
noon, July 22d.
Willie Fuller has gone to Spring
field to work in grocery store.
Willie is a good boy and we wish him
success.
Mrs. 0. w. Leonard remains about
the same.
Vernon Bailey of Camden, N. j..
is spending his vacation with his aunt,
Mrs. Frank Thompson.
Ellsworth Fuller of jackson, Mich.
and Mrs. Frank Fuller of Lawrence,
Mass. are visiting their father and
mother, Mr.. & Mrs. Philo Fuller
Mr.. & Mrs. o., w. Fullam of
Portland, Me. made a short visit with
their friends here a few days ago.
On the evening of July 9th, about
40 friends of George Stickney called
ON him to help celebrate his 2lst
birthday. A social evening was pass
ed, and in the time he was presented
with a gold watch chain, shaving cup,
handkerchief, and coffee cup and
saucer.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1887-07-14
CHESTER.

Mrs. M. L. Goodnough has gone
to Toledo, Ohio to make her son a
visit.
Rev. A. B. Flanders and family
of White River Junction passed
through here Tuesday on their way
to Manchester Center.
The Kickapoo Indian Company
gave an entertainment at the Central
Hall Saturday evening, closing their
stay here. They left for So. Lon
donderry Monday morning.
Elmore A. Evans and wife are in
Iowa from Springfield, Mass. as are
Chas. Amsden and wife and Miss
Carrie Lee from the same place.
A row of lock boxes have been
placed in the post-ofiice by the new
postmaster.
j. +. Pollard and wife are in Bos.
ton.
Last Friday John Q. Adams, aged
60, was thrown from load of hay
and killed.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1887-07-14
WINDIIAM.

Mrs. Abby Kendall has returned
to her home for the summer. Her
daughter, Mrs. A. r. Perry, also
Misses Lura and Minnie Perry of
Bellows Falls are with her for short
time.
Hugh A. Waterman of Brattlebo-
70 is stopping at A. f. buttons for
a few weeks.
S. Fl. button and Alden Pillsburv
of Chester made flying trip to West
Windham last Sunday.
Miss Julia NJ. Prentiss is spend
ing q few days in Brattleboro.
Miss Hattie p. Farr of Greenfield,
Mass. is visiting friends in town.
Miss Ella NJ. Dutton invited to
tea, last Saturday, the young ladies
of her Sunday school class, 10 in
number. The frequent showers that
day prevented some from attending :;
but those who were fortunate enough
to be present had very ENJOYABLE
time as the presence of their beloved
teacher alone would insure. G.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1887-07-14
PERKINSVILLE.

In undertaking to fight the evil of
robbing birds nests we assumed n
far greater load than we at first real
lied But we believed then and still
believe that we are right, and are de-
termined to adhere to our conclusions
if all the decayed hen fruit in christen-
dom is showered upon our head. 1t
is not sign of smartness to talk as
some of our smart( Dlads are talking,
We certainly never received so much
abuse as since we began to stand up
for the birds. But this much is sure
we shall continue this fight if every
body in town turns against us just
because we are right, and to the right
we shall stick at any cost.
Last week was showery and a bad
time for haying generally. Many
had some of their best hay spoiled by
the sudden showers which would rise
and disperse in very few minutes.
AMATEUR SCIENTISTS.
The following is the course of study
which the Science Club are to take
up; Botany-distribution of plants
and limits of growth. Entomology
distribution and natural history of in
sects. Geology-structure, age, and
distribution of Vermont rocks; prev
alence of drift, direction of glacier
marks indications of the action of
water and ancient lake beds. Miner
alogy-distribution and composition
of minerals and crystals. Concholo-
gy-distribution of mollmsca and re-
mans of marine life in drift forma-
tions. Decentralization in the
various rock formations. Zoology
natural history OF all ANIMALS. Ornl-
thology-natural history of all birds.
The society is yet in the embryo,
but when once an organization is eff
fected an annual meeting will be held
at which lectures by specialists will
be delivered and original papers read
by members of the club. Every day
the club is increasing. One town il
northern Vermont has several active
members. Any further information
will be given by sending stamp tc
acting Secretary, B. II. Allbee.
Perkinsville, vt.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1887-07-14
PERU.

Mrs. l.. w. Russell and son from
Natick, Mass. are stopping at her
fathers, Dea. O. p. Simonds, for a
few weeks.
John Sawyer from California, who
has not been here before for, thirty
years, is now visiting his only brother,
$. A. Sawyer.
Miss Hattie and Florence Clark
from Brattleboro are visiting friends
here.
Frank Batchelder and family from
Boston, also Mrs. Chas. Batcheldel
and child from South Carolina are
visiting at their fathers, Chas. Batch
elder.
VIM. Crandall from Gassetts spent
a few days with his sister, Mrs. p.
ID. Wvman.
Abel Wyman from So. Dorset
spent a few days last week with his
brother, =. d. Wyman. Several
other strangers are in town their names
| cannot give.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1887-07-14
NEW FANE.

Students are at home haying; Ar.
thur Warren with his father, f. L.
Fish at Walter Eagers', Marshall
Howe in Townshend.
W. n. Chase and f. G. Stiles are
having on their suburban farm VI
among the clouds where they claim
not to know anything of hot weather
VIII P. Eager is assisting in the
care of his father.
Rev. Mr.. Smith will preach in the
Congregational church next Sunday
at / o'clock and at Townshend IL
the afternoon. There is some pros.
pect of the two churches uniting in 8
call to one pastor. The present can,
didate has lately preached in Warren
also having neighboring charge, and
he was student at West Brattlebo.
70 when Prof. V. +. Lang was prin.
cipal there.
Frank Dewitt and his trusty bicy.
Gle almost Outdid the narrow guage
train last Monday morning, making
the distance to Brattleboro in al
hour, with the West village thrown il
at that.
Grace Plat of Wallingford, Ct. is
trying Vermont for awhile.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1887-07-14

Cure that cough with Smiths
Cough Syrup! OF. bottles, % cents
in bulk, cents per OF; pint, 10 cents
Discount to the trade.
&y~For sale good top carriage Beef
used but little. ID. b. Goddard.
&9hThe subscriber will pay the highest
cash price for wool S. NJ. Holden.
%Wantcd-To exchange carrlag,
work for good well seasoned Oak Lumber
Apply to II. NJ. Shanks, So. London
derry.
&3@W anted-To let the job of cutting
and putting into the barn my grass.
H. j. G. GALE.
- Try Vendome dining room an(
be convinced that it is the best place
in Brattleboro to get a meal.
@g~You can buy clipper scythes a
Smiths for SOC.
2ED~Get your paint of Smith,
&B~ Splendid Glassware and DECORATED
China given away at Smiths.
&y% Found-A White Pig, & or week,
old. The owner can have the same b,
paying charges. c. S. Dean.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1887-07-14

am the daisy" sweet and fair,
Doomed once a week to issue from the
sold Shcbang,'
"Tul the foul crimes done" by "the Ken
lucky editor"
care burnt and purgcd away"
'But that | ann forbid" by native mod
esty,(N
Il could n tale unfold" whose every word
Would make you leap and cry for joy
OF tanncries reared ten stories high,
And farmers made rich by hemloek's juice,
OF rows, and rows of cosy tenements,
Stretching far cut on mountain sides,
With here and there broad avenues,
Glimmering with fountains rare,
And shaded walks( Con either side), that
lead II happy throng
TO palatial boarding houses.
These, filled with n joyous, beauteous band
Gathered from fair Cuba, Iiawaii's isles,
and Diemm's land
Fair Kapiolani heads the van
OF railroad iron crushed and battered
BY the enormous loads of living freight,
Drawn here by us, sin our quiet business
way"
TO revel in Londonderry scenery"
OF whole townships painted bright
vermilion,"
With job printing, done sin our peculiar
way"
And Talmage's sermons,--cheap, but
da,nnation,
This eternal buster must not be.
Let us have peace!" Git, git, git!
O We Kentucky editor, git!
No room for giants" here!
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1887-07-14

1t was reported here last week that
NJ. ii. Goddard, Esq, of Ludlow, in
an atfray with his brother lawyer,
Stickney, was struck in the "bay-win-
dow" and all his brains had run out.
Just rs we were preparing to hang
out 4 draped flag, tidings came that
the Justice and sheriff warded off all
blows, and that the honorable gentle
man still carried his brains in their
usual capacious receptacle.
The Kickapoo Indian Medicine
Company pitched their tents in the
grove Monday, rs advertised they
would, and have given entertainments
every evening since to large crowds.
They are we'll behaved and orderly
and in their de lings, 50 far, are
square and fair. Their entertainments
are absolutely free and are better
than the average shows travelling
through this section.
ID. W. Wood of st. Adams, who
has been here a number of weeks re-
painting the narrow gauge passenger
cars, now has his wife with him. Mr.
| Wood seems to understand his bust
ness and has greatly improved the
appearance of the passenger coaches
of the mail train.
10 The last chance to buy q dozen
Silver Plated Knives for 50, as they
have advanced in price. TO be
found only at Chas. A. Trip &
Cos. Jewelry Store, Brattleboro, Vt.
Geo. G. Goodale of Gardner,
Mass. is in town visiting friends.
Dana f. Johnson of Bellows Falls.
who has been visiting in this vicinity,
gave us pleasant call this morning.
c. D. Farnum has completed a
neat barn just above his residence.
Thos. Jaquith, living on the hill
between our two villages, has about
completed large barn.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1887-07-14
WEST TOWNSHEND.

The school in this village taught by
Miss Hortuse Sanderson closed last
week with success. After vacation
Of six weeks it will again continue
under The same teacher.
Quite a change in the weather.
Last Sunday and Monday it being
much cooler.
$. Jennison and family have re.
pared to their summer residence or
the hill during the having season.
Miss Sarah Allen, teacher from
Troy, n. Y, is visiting friends il
this place, during vacation.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1887-07-14
RAW SONVILI.E.

Report of the school in Dist, No.
10, Jacksonville. The scholars hav-
ing no marks were, Emily and Ernest
Martin, Jerome Rawson, Amanda
Robbins, Lora and Omer Sheldon.
Oren Smith. Johnnie Wheeler, Fred
Cobb, Charlie and Loren Coleman
Calvin and Nellie Hunt, Fayette and
Wenty Kingsbury, Clarence Land
man. Absent one-half day, Ernest
Cobb. Number of scholars SO, aver
age SO.
Minnie NJ. Burbee, teacher.